Song Lyrics Berlin Irving - Million Dollar Ball, The (6 May 1912)    [Lyrics & Song Text Archive] lyrics archive>> B>> Berlin Irving Singer Lyrics [Berlin Irving other resources]>> Million Dollar Ball, The (6 May 1912) Song Lyrics Author/Artist/Singer: Berlin Irving Music Title/Track: Million Dollar Ball, The (6 May 1912) Theme ID: 20037 Album: N/A ["Words and music by E. Ray Goetz and Irving Berlin".] [1st verse:] Dearie, hurry up, hurry up, hurry up I've a bit of wonderful news! Pass your worry up, worry up, worry up It's the kind to drive away blues Tell me how you'd like to call At the million dollar ball That's given by a rare millionaire, this affair Don't you dare to care to refuse [chorus:] Come on down, there's a million dollar ball in town Just chase away that frown Come on down You'll be the best little dress'd little lady with your diamond crown And your pretty little satin gown I'll bet that all in the ball start to fall in love with you You'll be beautiful Come with me And hear that most appealing harmony That million dollar feeling comes to you While the melody hums to you You'll be glad to be at that million dollar ball [2nd verse:] Dearie, there's a queen of a green limousine On the outside ready to go Dear in this machine to the scene that I mean Only takes a minute or so Tell me that you understand Really, it's a wonderland And comf'table and snug like a bug in a rug We can hug our way to the show Related Lyrics Random lyrics: My Sweet Italian Man (31 Oct 1912), My Walking Stick (1938), My Wifes Gone To The Country (Hurrah! Hurrah!) (1, Next To Your Mother, Who Do You Love? (26 Oct 1909, No One Could Do It Like My Father (2 Apr 1909), No One Could Do It Like My Father! (2 Apr 1909), No Strings, Nobody Knows (And Nobody Seems To Care) (1919), Not For All The Rice In China (1933 Version), Nothing More To Say (1948), Now It Can Be Told (1938), Oh How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning (1918), Oh How That German Could Love (5 Oct 1910), Oh, That Beautiful Rag (7 Jul 1910), Oh, What I Know About You (2 July 1909), Oh! How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning (1918), Oh! Where Is My Wife To-Night? (16 Sep 1909), Old Maids Ball, The (16 Apr 1913), Old-Fashioned Tune Always Is New, An, Old-Fashioned Wedding, An (1966), One Oclock In The Morning I Get Lonesome (16 Sep, Only For Americans, Opera Burlesque (24 Feb 1912), Orange Grove In California, An, Outside Of Loving You, I Like You (1963), Outside Of That, I Love You, Pack Up Your Sins (And Go To The Devil), Paris Wakes Up And Smiles, Piano Man (5 Oct 1910), Pick, Pick, Pick, Pick On The Mandolin, Antonio (2, Play A Simple Melody, Please Let Me Come Back To You (1955), Policemens Ball, The, Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody, A, Pullman Porters On Parade, The (14 May 1913), Puttin On The Ritz, Puttin On The Ritz (1929 Version), Queenie (29 Feb 1908), Ragtime Jockey Man, The (11 Jun 1912), Ragtime Mocking Bird (25 Jan 1912), Ragtime Soldier Man (12 Jul 1912), Ragtime Violin (6 Oct 1911), Ragtime Violin! (6 Oct 1911), Reaching For The Moon, Remember (1925), Revival Day (1914), Roses Of Yesterday (1928), Run Home And Tell Your Mother (29 Jun 1911), Russian Lullaby (1927), Sadie Salome (Go Home) (2 Apr 1909), Other Berlin Irving song Lyrics (I Wonder Why) Youre Just In Love Lyrics Abie Sings An Irish Song (15 May 1913) Lyrics Abraham Lyrics After The Honeymoon (23 Aug 1911) Lyrics After You Get What You Want, You Dont Want It (19 Lyrics Alexander And His Clarinet (19 May 1910) Lyrics Alexanders Bag-Pipe Band (10 Feb 1912) Lyrics Alexanders Ragtime Band (18 May 1911) Lyrics All Alone (1924) Lyrics All By Myself (1921) Lyrics All Of My Life (1944) Lyrics ...Show All Other Artists Irving Berlin Lyrics Berlinda Carlisle Lyrics Berman Jacqueline Lyrics Bern Dan Lyrics Bernadette Larson Lyrics Bernadette Peters Lyrics Bernadette Peters F/ Billy Joel Lyrics Butler Bernard Lyrics Bernard Butler Lyrics Bernard Crystal Lyrics All lyrics are property and copyright of their owners and are strictly for educational purposes only. lyricstrue.net Copyright © 2005-2007 All Rights Reserved., , Privacy policy